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You are right, Frank- you probably catch more flaws than the untrained eye due to your profession. And black does seem to bring out the worst in paint defects. Aside from that one instance I noted though, none of the cars I've ever purchased had any noticeable flaw to them, and I'm somebody that...

Originally Posted By: mechtech2 'The Simpsons" is another one ostensibly written for children, but is only fully appreciated by adults. The Simpsons is probably the most successful example of this bi-level humor, even though for the last several seasons the plots have decidedly turned more...

I noticed this on a showroom black Kia Amanti. No repaint there. And guys, I don't know what kind of cars you're driving but if it would appear to you that all of them come off the showroom floor with noticeable orange peel then maybe you should start looking at another brand. In all my years...

Have you got a Sherwin-Williams near you? http://www2.sherwin-williams.com/IM/hydrogloss.asp I've never used this particular product but I've had very good luck with their paints and wood varnish.

BITOG. It's all about helping each other out.

Now now, no shilling in this thread, nossir. I have high hopes for this stuff, I even changed my sig being overly excited!

Mori, I was hoping you could tell me more about it. Is this stuff not popular in Germany?

Funny, now I can't get to the MDMS sheet.

Well, I basically just cut and pasted what was on their site.

c3po:, MMO's good, but have you heard about NWC3k yet? New stuff. From their catalog: NWC 3000 has been tested by chemists, mechanics, governmental agencies as well as tribologists and petrologists, whom have deemed it safe to use on any conventional mechanical engine application in use today...

Try this one.

There's no website as of yet, but there's a new product hitting the market soon. It's not an engine additive, but you can add it as a supplement to your transmission, engine, and fuel tank. It has been scientifically tested and will soon be available for sale. It's called Nosferautic Wizard...

I've never been able to get into it, but I'm forced to watch it every night when my GF gets home. From 7-8 I'm allowed Simpsons reruns and if I'm really good maybe an episode of the King of Queens, which I can tolerate due to Jerry Stiller. But then, that ominous "Bah-bonk-a-bonk-bum" funk bass...

Originally Posted By: moribundman She was wondering why I semi-forced her into having a contorted CENSORED picture taken last night. That sounds really kinky when you fill in the blank.

Back when you saw more Skylarks on the road than parked on concrete blocks in trailer parks. I don't know what it is, but it seems like all trailer parks around here have at least a Skylark, An IROC Camaro, a Monte Carlo, and an El Camino up on blocks. What's up with that?

Originally Posted By: mpvue Originally Posted By: AcuraTech Never been to Church's. The only place I ever saw them when I lived in Chicago was in sketchy low income areas. Looking through the windows you couldn't help but notice a few of the dregs of society loitering around and disinterested...

Quote: The Japanese have grown the most over the past 50 or so years, by the way. It's because the Civic and Corolla got bigger. They have more room for their legs to grow now.

Quote: That lousy bubble style. I think it's the best body style Ford had since the 60's.

When the Crown Vic went to the new "bubble style" in 92. That was also the first year of the 4.6. My CVPI 2001 4.6 puts out 255 HP, I had a (heavier) 1990 CVPI with the 5.0 rated at 190 HP. I'll take the 4.6 any day.

Nobody asked me, but I'm 6'1" too. I think the human average for males of the world is 5'9.5". According to wiki, average male German height is 5'10" and French males are 5' 9.6" (hah). My mom's side of the family is 100% French, and there's no man I know of that stands over 5'4". My...